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Eagle W/Shield Sc# 1596-Yellow Omitted??

 
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Posted 01/24/2014   5:58 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add eligies to your friends list Get a Link to this Message



This is a Scott 13c Eagle w/Shield, SC# 1596, (design A999). The Stamp on the left I think is a SC#1596b, yellow omitted. Some opinions please. It was in a .10 grab at a stamp show I attended last fall and I am staying warm doing a preliminary search for good stuff.
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Posted 01/24/2014   11:04 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add revcollector to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
The overall dullness of the other colors on this stamp indicate to me that it has been put under the influence of some outside substance. It could be either sunlight, artificial light, or chemical in nature.
The first thing I would recommend is putting both stamps under UV to observe any differences and possibly any unusual fluorescence. If it was a chemical change the UV will show it quickly.
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It has to be 100% missin gthe yellow to qualify.
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Revcollector & Eyeonwall: Thanks for the look see. I put them under a stronger light side by side and found some mottling the appears to be a substance spilled on the stamp that dried (and possibly scrapped off). This mottling is not apparent on the majority of the paper surface. I agree, not a 1596b. Thank you
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